People booking rides through an app would answer questions about children's required seats; drivers could accept those rides only after riders agree to bring and install the seats.
Ride apps would ask people requesting a ride whether a child needs a car seat or booster seat. If so, riders would say whether they will bring and install the required seats.
Drivers could accept or confirm rides with children who need car or booster seats only if riders say they will bring and install the required seats. This rule would start later if the bill becomes law.
Ride-app companies would add required child-seat questions to their booking systems. The questions would apply to anyone requesting a ride through the app. Riders would say whether any passenger is a child who needs a car seat or booster seat under state law. If so, they would say whether they will bring and install every required seat in the driver's car. The app-question requirement would start immediately if the bill becomes law.
Drivers would be barred from accepting or confirming certain rides. This applies when a rider says a child who needs a car seat or booster seat will be in the car. A driver could accept or confirm the ride only if a rider says they will provide and install every required seat in the driver's car. The driver rule would start on the first day of the third month after the bill becomes law.
No hearings or votes scheduled.